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Furthermore, the reports of functional impairment are self-reported in Blazer et al[ 16] and Blaum et al[ 17], thus imposing potential bias in outcome ascertainment.

However, the proportionality factor between settled bacteria and cathodic current depends on imposed potential.

Policy variables from both electricity and emission markets will impose potential risks on the operation of generation companies (GenCos).

Such antibodies not only reduce the efficacy of protein therapeutics, but also impose potential dangers to the patients receiving them.

In situ specific conductivity of these polyporphine polymers of type I has been determined as a function of the imposed potential, i.e. of the oxidation degree.

An imposed potential in the active passive potential regime (Ea p) caused an extremely rapid failure (than observed at Ecorr) whereas, at an imposed potential in the passive region (Ep), the specimen did not fail even after relatively very long exposure time.

Introduction To improve accessibility, central vein catheterization in upper body region classically done in trendelenburg position but it may impose potential disadvantages to respiratory system and disturb physiologic status of many other organs.

The permanent loss of valuable cropland and increasing fragmented landscape patterns along with continued urban sprawl may also impose potential threat on the sustainable development and food security of the region.

PCBs are widespread and persistent environmental pollutants that impose potential hazards on human health.

When we applied a suction of −100 mmHg with an imposed potential, a marked augmentation of the current intensity was observed (+175±13%, n = 3).

Finally, the use of an online survey imposes potential limitations.